• add Contact Us link with link to mailto:[email protected]
• lighter background color (not black)
• update link colors (white with text decoration on hover?)
• add Facebook icon (change tooltip color if needed)
• either center all components or make additional column
  • include:
    • Pages
      • Links to all pages
    • Contact Us
      • Twitter
      • Facebook
      • Email (mailto:[email protected]?subject=OpenDataVote Contact Form Inquiry)
    • Current OpenDataVote
      • The current OpenDataVote is in coordination with The City of Philadelphia & OpenDataPhilly
      • (in the future, this area will link to cities that are involved or a page that includes a list of active efforts)

Change "Vote" link in Header & Footer to:

http://vote.opendatavote.org

• evaluate accessibility of logo/icon color

• change color of favicons

• change color of logo

Lasting Impact refers to PA and Pittsburgh effort. Need to remove that sentence.

At this point, only Azavea is actually putting up any money. I would rather reserve the Sponsor section for people who might actually contribute money.

Optionally, you might add a logo that says "Help Support the OpenDataVote"

OpenDataVote in Philadelphia has come to a close!
Winning organizations announced.

button = "Read More"
link to: https://www.opendatavote.org/history

change The City of Philadelphia link to:

https://beta.phila.gov/departments/office-of-open-data-and-digital-transformation/

Edit Dates to Remember section:
Change dates in "voting ends" and "winners announced" blocks:

May 1, 2017
Monday
Voting ends at 5:00pm ET

May 2, 2017
Tuesday
Winners announced

change link from:
https://www.opendatavote.org/nominate-data
to...
https://docs.google.com/a/azavea.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScPvki4Xf8-dGBGjbn_nfaDCTHWwtBymEOojyEo9JhWD9eMhQ/viewform

Patrick Callihan has secured a $1000 commitment from Reed Tech as a sponsor. Patrick will send a logo.

change link from:
https://www.opendatavote.org/
to...
https://docs.google.com/a/azavea.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScPvki4Xf8-dGBGjbn_nfaDCTHWwtBymEOojyEo9JhWD9eMhQ/viewform

• leave link to Vote page
• update link to nomination form:
  https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScPvki4Xf8-dGBGjbn_nfaDCTHWwtBymEOojyEo9JhWD9eMhQ/viewform

change The City of Philadelphia link to:

https://beta.phila.gov/departments/office-of-open-data-and-digital-transformation/

change button text from learn more to Contact Us

This is the Code for Philly logo (it's vertically oriented, but that's their logo...)

Add strip of text below Sponsor logos that reads:

"Would you like to support OpenDataVote? 100% of your donation will be awarded to nonprofits. Contact us here..."

Update prize totals to:

First: $4,000
Second: $2,000
Third: $1,000

edits for <section class="awards">

• move Prizes (see #8 )
• center logos (same as <section class="partners">)
• change text to:
  OpenDataVote would not be possible without contributions from generous sponsors.

edits for <section class="partners">

• add "Partners" title
• change text to:
  OpenDataVote is a cooperative effort between several organizations.

Replace current text with:

Anyone with a valid email address can vote. Voters do not need to live in the Philadelphia region to participate. Each person may vote once per day. We encourage all voters to register at OpenDataPhilly.

Change CTA content block text to:

Vote Now!
You vote for data sets that nonprofits requested.
The City releases the data with the most votes!

Change CTA button text to:

Vote Now -->

Julie will send a logo

• evaluate accessibility of link colors
• change colors based on accessibility evaluation

Julie indicated that the Technically logo needs to change. She will send a corrected one.

• lighter background colors (greens, white, light grey)
• less patterns

example of a site that I have in my head: https://greatphillyschools.org/

change link to:
https://beta.phila.gov/departments/office-of-open-data-and-digital-transformation/

Add pop-up/modal on Home page only:

OpenDataVote in Philadelphia has come to a close!

Congratulations to the winning organizations!

1st Place
MicroSociety, Donors to the Philadelphia School District
They plan to measure the impacts that nonprofit programs are having on the school district with this data.

2nd Place
Philadelphia Chinatown Development Corporation, Public Housing and City-Subsidized Housing Program Beneficiaries
This organization plans to use the data to advocate for fair housing for the immigrant & English Language Learner (ELL) population in Philly.

3rd Place
PHS, Street Rights-of-Way
PHS plans to use the data to drive planting decisions & planning to streamline the street tree approval and planting process for Tree Tenders and the city’s street tree office. This will support the Tree Tenders/Plant One Million street tree planting, a partnership with the Parks and Recreation Department.

Special Recognition
Community Legal Services, Water Department Lead Service Lines
This group lead voting for the first weeks of the voting period. The Advisory Board decided to recognize this organization for their advocacy for open data for the benefit of the community.
The release of this data would facilitate counseling families by Community Legal Services regarding potential risk of lead exposure from water service lines and connecting families to resources to prevent potential lead exposure.

In both 2011 and 2017 we organized OpenDataVote in Philadelphia. We’re interested in working with other cities in the future and would love to get your feedback. If you would like to bring OpenDataVote to your city, please let us know.

2 side-by-side buttons:
Contact Us (mailto:[email protected]?subject=OpenDataVote Blog Inquiry)

Learn More (close modal)

Please move the City to "Partner" section.
Please add "Code for Philly" to Partner section

@designmatty not sure if this makes sense. mostly a conversation placeholder.

should we add the green logo somewhere on the site? Right now, if people want to download or share our logo, or google OpenDataVote > images, they'll only find a white logo.

the logo is saved in /images

Currently says "Reach out to us to learn how to get started."

Change to: "In 2017 we are running OpenDataVote in Philadelphia. We would be interested in working with other cities in the future. If you would like to bring OpenDataVote to your city, please let us know."

• stack boxes, 2 columns
• add subheading

Rules page has some intro text that says refers to Pennsylvania. Need to change to Philadelphia and region that overlaps with Philadelphia.

_layouts/default.html

_layouts/secondary.html

Move Prizes content to <section class="about">

create panel that has a grey border with no fill

remove the following logos from the Sponsor section:

• City of Phila
• TechImpact
• Technical.ly

2017 OpenDataVote in Philadelphia

In 2017, Azavea partnered with Tech Impact, Technical.ly Media, Code for Philly, the City of Philadelphia, the Penn Library, and others to run OpenDataVote, a chance a nonprofits and the public to advocate for open data in Philadelphia.

The winning organizations for the 2017 OpenDataVote in Philadelphia were:

1st Place
MicroSociety, Donors to the Philadelphia School District
MicroSociety plans to measure the impacts that nonprofit programs are having on the school district with this data.

2nd Place
Philadelphia Chinatown Development Corporation, Public Housing and City-Subsidized Housing Program Beneficiaries
This organization plans to use the data to advocate for fair housing for the immigrant & English Language Learner (ELL) population in Philly.

3rd Place
PHS, Street Rights-of-Way
PHS plans to use the data to drive planting decisions & planning to streamline the street tree approval and planting process for Tree Tenders and the city’s street tree office. This will support the Tree Tenders/Plant One Million street tree planting, a partnership with the Parks and Recreation Department.

Special Recognition
Community Legal Services, Water Department Lead Service Lines
This group lead voting for the first weeks of the voting period. The Advisory Board decided to recognize this organization for their advocacy for open data for the benefit of the community.
The release of this data would facilitate counseling families by Community Legal Services regarding potential risk of lead exposure from water service lines and connecting families to resources to prevent potential lead exposure.

Thanks to donations from the Knight Foundation and ReedTech, $8,000 in prizes were awarded to the winning organizations. The Open Data team at the City is now beginning an effort to publish the data sets that received the most votes from the public.

add Contact Us content block to bottom of page above Footer
include:

• heading: Want to organize an OpenDataVote in your city?
• subheading: Reach out to us to learn how to get started.
• button: [Learn more](mailto:[email protected]?subject=OpenDataVote Contact Form Inquiry)

change Header menu link style:

• bold text
• hover text color = white

Replace current text with:

Text with bulleted list formatting here:
https://docs.google.com/a/azavea.com/document/d/1unqPFyIr5XvtelG7elDFDp6bG2UzCAq6Hh0zD0r7rGc/edit?usp=sharing

Text below:

The following rules apply to the operation of the contest:

For the nonprofit organization participants:
Nonprofit organizations may nominate up to 2 data sets
Data set nominations should adhere to the following guidelines:
Data sets gathered by the City of Philadelphia, other public authorities or civic-oriented organizations
If the data were made public, it would not result in a privacy or security concern (examples of this might include individual medical records, individual human services records or individual criminal history)
The data exists but is not yet available to the public – we are interested in data that is currently gathered but is not available, rather than data that perhaps could be gathered but does not currently exist
Data sets that will have the potential for a positive social impact if they were available
By “data set”, we mean machine-readable, structured data, either downloadable or as a structure data application programming interface (API). For the purposes of this contest, data sets that are currently only available in PDF or MS Word form will be considered “not available”
We would like to know how you would use this data if it was available. How will this data help you fulfill your mission?
Data set nominations will need to include the following information:
Organization Name:
Organization URL
Contact Person
Contact Phone Number
Contact EMail
Data Set to Nominate
If this data set were available, how would your organization use it?
How would this data set contribute to your organization's mission?
Organizations may encourage people to vote for their project using any means available to them including: outreach, newsletters, email, Twitter, Facebook, Google+, etc.
All nonprofits that enter nominations are encouraged to attend a closing event where the winners will be announced

For the general public:
One vote per day per individual person for this contest – if you vote early, you’ll be able to vote more often!!
Any attempt to automate the voting process by generating fake email addresses and names will render those votes ineligible and may disqualify the nonprofit organization

Other rules & notes:
The Contest Partners will make the final selection of data sets that will be made available for voting
The Contest Partners cannot guarantee that the data sets that win prizes will be released by the City
While in many cases, software developed at hack-a-thon events will be made available under an open source license, the Contest Partners cannot guarantee this. The availability, release and ownership of a specific software or web site that results from the hack-a-thon events is at the discretion of the individuals developing the software

• add "project of Azavea" or similar
• center text under logo; add line/space/padding between sections